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| I took this shot of a Pakistani vase for a demonstration of flash diffusion. This was taken this evening in low room light, with a flash on the camera. However, I used a mirror to deflect the flash off the ceiling instead of direct illumination. The result was a slightly darker image that needed to be brightened, however, it was very evenly lit. The direct-flash comparison shot was very harsh, and the texture on the wall was washed out. The details are posted at www.sirsnapalot.net. Things I would do differently: Nothing. Mods: Brightness, slightly sharpened. | dec28 | |||||||||||
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| Camera: NIKON E8800 | Date: 12/28/07 5:57 PM | Resolution: 538 x 800 | ISO: 200 | Exp. Time: 1/60s | Aperture: 3.2 | Focal Length: 15.0mm | |||||||||||
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